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A new type of "high-level programming language" that seems really worth trying to make, is a language that gets compiled to Lean (or HOL, or...) that is specifically about making it as friendly as possible for a human to read definitions and theorems. Not the proofs - as all that matters with proofs is that the proofs are correct - just the definitions and theorems. The intended use case is that AI outputs a blob of proofs, and you're trying to make it as easy as possible for anyone reading the output to understand what the actual precise claims are that have been proven
btw, addressing Vitalik's point directly, this is how you state a theorem that items can't be cloned in Bend2. the goal is literally what he asked for: - specs = as human readable as possible - proofs = AI written, can be ugly, who cares not sure how it could be any simpler! https://twitter.com/VictorTaelin/status/2079600378325160108
btw, addressing Vitalik's point directly, this is how you state a theorem that items can't be cloned in Bend2. the goal is literally what he asked for: - specs = as human readable as possible - proofs = AI written, can be ugly, who cares not sure how it could be any simpler!
Vitalik again pitching the ideas I desperately tried to explain to him while at the Ethereum Foundation. I'm pulling my hairs rn ): Anyway it is coming alive next week or so™ (Bend2 is done, Fable is now emulating users so we catch bugs and improve the UI / UX before launch) https://twitter.com/VitalikButerin/status/2079582483243245850
btw, addressing Vitalik's point directly, this is how you state a theorem that items can't be cloned in Bend2. the goal is literally what he asked for: - specs = as human readable as possible - proofs = AI written, can be ugly, who cares not sure how it could be any simpler! https://twitter.com/VictorTaelin/status/2079600378325160108
Vitalik again pitching the ideas I desperately tried to explain to him while at the Ethereum Foundation. I'm pulling my hairs rn ): Anyway it is coming alive next week or so™ (Bend2 is done, Fable is now emulating users so we catch bugs and improve the UI / UX before launch)
A new type of "high-level programming language" that seems really worth trying to make, is a language that gets compiled to Lean (or HOL, or...) that is specifically about making it as friendly as possible for a human to read definitions and theorems. Not the proofs - as all that matters with proofs is that the proofs are correct - just the definitions and theorems. The intended use case is that AI outputs a blob of proofs, and you're trying to make it as easy as possible for anyone reading the output to understand what the actual precise claims are that have been proven